Stream Studio NDI OBS Camera vs Steeple Cast

Bring your presentations, tutorials, gaming sessions, and more to life with Stream Studio NDI Camera! Our app allows you to effortlessly cast your iPhone or iPad screen using the powerful and versatile NDI (Network Device Interface) protocol, as well as the widely supported RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol). Whether you’re a content creator, educator, or professional, Stream Studio NDI Camera is the perfect tool to share your camera in real-time with any NDI or RTSP-enabled device. Features: • Seamless Camera Casting: Easily broadcast your iPhone or iPad camera to any NDI or RTSP-compatible device on the same network. • High-Quality Streaming: Experience low-latency and high-definition streaming, ensuring your content is delivered with clarity and precision. • User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive design makes camera casting accessible to everyone, regardless of technical expertise. • Customizable Settings: Adjust resolution, frame rate, and more to match your specific needs and preferences. • Wide Compatibility: Works with popular NDI and RTSP receivers, including software and hardware solutions for professional environments. • Privacy and Security: Stream with confidence knowing your data is secure and only shared with your chosen receivers. How It Works: 1. Download and Install: Get Stream Studio NDI Camera from the App Store and install it on your iPhone or iPad. 2. Connect to Wi-Fi: Ensure your device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your NDI or RTSP receiver. 3. Launch the App: Open Stream Studio NDI Camera and start your camera casting session with a single tap. 4. Select Your Receiver: Choose your target NDI or RTSP device from the list and start streaming your camera feed in real-time.

Steeple Cast turns a few iPhones and an iPad into a live production system for your church. Volunteers point the phones. One person runs the whole service from the iPad. It mixes the audio from your sound board for the people watching at home, and streams to YouTube. It was built for one church's Sundays before it was offered to anyone else, and it is designed around the things that actually go wrong on a Sunday morning. MULTI-CAMERA, WITHOUT A CAMERA BUDGET • iPhones become wireless cameras over your own Wi-Fi. Older iPhones work too. • A preview and program switcher on the iPad, with a Take button and tally lights on every phone, so operators know the moment they are live. • Auto-switching, either on a pattern you choose or by following whoever is speaking, with a countdown on the next camera so its operator is never caught moving. • Zoom and exposure lock from the iPad, and a level on each phone for a straight horizon. AUDIO MIXED FOR THE STREAM, NOT THE ROOM The mix that sounds right in the sanctuary rarely sounds right in headphones at home. Steeple Cast takes the raw channels from your desk and builds a separate broadcast mix. • Takes up to 32 channels from your sound board over USB. Channel names sync from Behringer X32, Midas M32 and Behringer X Air / Midas MR18 boards. • Channels named and colour-coded by type: vocals, speech, band. • Automatic EQ by channel type, vocal processing, and a look-ahead limiter that keeps the stream loud without pumping. • Group faders, saved mixes you recall in one tap, and a console view with real faders. • A remote mixer: the sound engineer can run the stream's mix from their own phone. GO LIVE IN ONE TAP • Connect your YouTube channel once, on the web. From then on, Go Live creates that week's broadcast for you - titled from a pattern you set, with your privacy setting and thumbnail. • No stream keys to copy on a Sunday morning. • If YouTube cannot create the broadcast, Steeple Cast stops and asks before streaming anywhere else, so a private service never goes out publicly by surprise. IT KNOWS WHEN THE WI-FI CANNOT COPE Most streaming apps show you what the encoder is producing. Steeple Cast shows you what actually reaches the network. • A plain-language warning before YouTube starts buffering. • Change the bitrate mid-service with no break for viewers - the stream keeps going. • A connection check you can run before the service starts, which measures your real upload speed. AND THE REST OF THE SERVICE • Banners and lower thirds, full-screen images, and a branded standby screen with music before the service starts. • Play video files into the stream with their sound mixed in. • Show worship lyrics over the picture, from WorshipTools, FreeShow or ProPresenter 7. • Show the service, sound and all, on TVs around the building with Steeple Cast for Apple TV, a few seconds behind the room instead of a minute behind YouTube. WHAT YOU NEED • An iPad running iPadOS 17 or later, as the director. • One or more iPhones as cameras. • A Wi-Fi network you control. An Ethernet adapter on the iPad makes the biggest single difference. • A YouTube channel enabled for live streaming. PRIVACY Steeple Cast has no ads and no tracking. Video goes from your iPad to YouTube. For churches that use the Steeple Cast relay, the stream passes through our relay on its way to YouTube, and the service sound and a few stills from it are used to make podcast episodes and thumbnail choices. Crash reports help us fix problems and never include your video or sound. Steeple Cast is made by Peace Builders.